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Details:Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781445163949 Publisher: Franklin Watts Age Range: 7+ Overview A Girl's Guide to Growing Up is a gentle, reassuring introduction to puberty, written for young girls starting to notice changes in their bodies. Part of the My Body's Changing series from Franklin Watts, this straightforward paperback answers questions girls are often too shy to ask aloud, from hair growth and body shape to periods and hygiene, in warm, age-appropriate language that builds confidence rather than confusion. About the Book Growing up can feel confusing, exciting and a little scary all at once, and Anita Ganeri's My Body's Changing: A Girl's Guide to Growing Up is designed to make that journey easier to understand. Written in a clear, friendly tone, the book explains what puberty is and why it happens, covering physical changes such as growing taller, developing breasts, and noticing new body hair. A significant portion is devoted to periods, explaining what they are, how long they typically last, what period pain feels like, and how to use sanitary products with confidence. The book deliberately keeps its focus on body changes rather than introducing conversations about sex, making it a suitable first step for younger readers not yet ready for that wider discussion. Illustrated throughout to keep the tone light and approachable, it is structured so girls can dip in and out to find the information they need, whether that's reassurance about mood swings, spots, or simply feeling different from friends. Many parents and carers choose this book as a starting point for conversations at home, using it alongside their own guidance to normalise puberty as a natural, healthy part of growing up. It is a practical, no-nonsense resource that treats young readers with respect, answering real questions honestly without overwhelming them with detail. For schools, libraries and families alike, it fills the gap between silence and oversharing, giving girls the vocabulary and understanding to navigate this stage of life with confidence. Clear, age-appropriate explanations of puberty and body changes Dedicated, sensitive coverage of periods and sanitary products Keeps focus on body changes only, with no discussion of sex Friendly, non-judgemental tone that builds confidence Ideal conversation-starter for parents, carers and teachers Compact paperback format, easy for young readers to keep and reread About the Author Anita Ganeri is an award-winning author of children's information books with over twenty years' experience, having previously worked in-house for Usborne Publishing and Walker Books. She specialises in natural history, religion and mythology, and is best known for the bestselling Horrible Geography series, which won the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Book with Facts. Anita lives in northern England with her family and pets, and continues to write engaging, trustworthy non-fiction for young readers. Why You'll Love This Book Honest, reassuring and easy to understand, this book gives young girls the confidence to navigate puberty without embarrassment, making it a trusted companion for families having those important first conversations. Please Note: Please note the ISBN and cover shown reflect the UK edition supplied.
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Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781445163949 Publisher: Franklin Watts Age Range: 7+ Overview A Girl's Guide to Growing Up is a gentle, reassuring introduction to puberty, written for young girls starting to notice changes in their bodies. Part of the My Body's Changing series from Franklin Watts, this straightforward paperback answers questions girls are often too shy to ask aloud, from hair growth and body shape to periods and hygiene, in warm, age-appropriate language that builds confidence rather than confusion. About the Book Growing up can feel confusing, exciting and a little scary all at once, and Anita Ganeri's My Body's Changing: A Girl's Guide to Growing Up is designed to make that journey easier to understand. Written in a clear, friendly tone, the book explains what puberty is and why it happens, covering physical changes such as growing taller, developing breasts, and noticing new body hair. A significant portion is devoted to periods, explaining what they are, how long they typically last, what period pain feels like, and how to use sanitary products with confidence. The book deliberately keeps its focus on body changes rather than introducing conversations about sex, making it a suitable first step for younger readers not yet ready for that wider discussion. Illustrated throughout to keep the tone light and approachable, it is structured so girls can dip in and out to find the information they need, whether that's reassurance about mood swings, spots, or simply feeling different from friends. Many parents and carers choose this book as a starting point for conversations at home, using it alongside their own guidance to normalise puberty as a natural, healthy part of growing up. It is a practical, no-nonsense resource that treats young readers with respect, answering real questions honestly without overwhelming them with detail. For schools, libraries and families alike, it fills the gap between silence and oversharing, giving girls the vocabulary and understanding to navigate this stage of life with confidence. Clear, age-appropriate explanations of puberty and body changes Dedicated, sensitive coverage of periods and sanitary products Keeps focus on body changes only, with no discussion of sex Friendly, non-judgemental tone that builds confidence Ideal conversation-starter for parents, carers and teachers Compact paperback format, easy for young readers to keep and reread About the Author Anita Ganeri is an award-winning author of children's information books with over twenty years' experience, having previously worked in-house for Usborne Publishing and Walker Books. She specialises in natural history, religion and mythology, and is best known for the bestselling Horrible Geography series, which won the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Book with Facts. Anita lives in northern England with her family and pets, and continues to write engaging, trustworthy non-fiction for young readers. Why You'll Love This Book Honest, reassuring and easy to understand, this book gives young girls the confidence to navigate puberty without embarrassment, making it a trusted companion for families having those important first conversations. Please Note: Please note the ISBN and cover shown reflect the UK edition supplied.
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Age group | Adult |
Gender | unisex |
Size | 7 |
Brand | Anita Ganeri |
Color | light/blue |
format | paperback |
Language | english |
features | gift set |
type | collection |
height | 250mm |
series | my body's changing |
special attributes | n/a |
Weight | 174g |
width | 191mm |
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